Sarah D. Wire writes about Congress and California’s 55-member congressional delegation. She was previously the Washington correspondent for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and was a statehouse reporter in Arkansas, Idaho and Missouri. Wire graduated from the University of Missouri and contributed to the team that won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news coverage of the San Bernardino shooting. She’s currently chair of the Standing Committee of Correspondents and vice president of the Regional Reporters Assn.
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Rep. Lieu of Torrance fired off that first text message: We ‘should start drafting articles of impeachment now, regardless of what leadership says.’
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Trump speaks publicly for the first time since his supporters’ assault on the Capitol, as the House prepares to impeach him a second time.
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This will look like no other presidential impeachment in U.S. history. Here’s what we know about what the next few days and weeks could look like.
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I was working at the Capitol when the Trump D.C. riots hit.
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The storming of the U.S. Capitol forced the House and Senate to delay their debate over the formal counting and announcement of electoral votes for President-elect Joe Biden. Four people die in the mayhem.
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The House and Senate meet Wednesday to receive and announce the results of the 2020 election, and some Republicans will try to challenge them. Here’s why they will fail.
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Democrats have a slim majority in the House, and control of the Senate isn’t set. What can actually get done?
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Georgia residents are inundated with ads about the four Senate candidates in Tuesday’s runoff election, which will decide which party controls the U.S. Senate.
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President Trump has failed to get Congress to amend a COVID relief bill or to back his veto of a defense bill. But he has disrupted Washington, and that’s his point.
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Congress’ leaders reach a bipartisan deal providing direct payments to most Americans, continuing small business loans and extending jobless aid with a bonus.